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Reductions in GHG emissions are then calculated by summing the displaced emissions for all homes in all cities and subtracting the emissions resulting from the increased use of heat pumps (see Eq. 4).

Displaced emissions are those that would have resulted from the combustion of fossil fuels for heating the home or the use of electric resistance heating but were instead replaced by heat pump heating.

This example shows that gas can simply displace emissions rather than cut them altogether, according to Birol.

Displacing coal emissions with gas emissions is beneficial from a climate standpoint.

Data from that month show that wind turbines are displacing carbon emissions from conventional power plants.

A Grattan Institute response published this week said: "The safeguard mechanism described in the consultation paper will not achieve its stated objective of ensuring that emissions reductions purchased through the Emissions Reduction Fund are not displaced by a significant rise in emissions elsewhere in the economy.

But he warned that doing nothing to address the capacity constraints could have unintended environmental consequences, possibly "leading to some flights and emissions being displaced to other countries".

When the pump beam was directed between vertical and the magnetic field direction, the brightest optical emissions appeared displaced towards the magnetic zenith at EISCAT (Kosch et al. [2003]; Rietveld et al., [2003], [2004]), HAARP (Pedersen and Carlson [2001], Pedersen et al. [2003], [2008] and Sura facilities (Grach et al., [2007], [2012]).

In 2050, 31 Mt CO2e of electricity emissions are displaced by digesters.

In coal-dependent regions that have the highest CO2 emissions, existing wind and gas technology work very well together to displace lots of emissions.

Reductions in GHG emissions due to displaced fuel consumption are calculated within the system dynamics model.